Experimental evidence indicates that the ability to judge the size of an unfamiliar object depends on _____________?
Correct answer: B. depth cues
- A. motion cues
- B. depth cues
- C. time cues
- D. all of the above
Explanation
For an unfamiliar object, perceived size depends strongly on depth information because retinal image size alone cannot distinguish a small nearby object from a large distant one. Motion and time are not the primary factors identified in this principle.
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